Hydropower

UK's First Utility-Scale Green Hydrogen Plant Set for Aberdeenshire
Renewable Energy UK's First Utility-Scale Green Hydrogen Plant Set for Aberdeenshire

Statera Energy has unveiled plans to build the UK's first utility-scale green hydrogen facility in Aberdeenshire, marking a monumental step in the country's renewable energy journey. The Kintore Hydrogen project, as it is known, is designed to harness excess renewable energy, primarily wind power,

UK Commits £22 Billion to Carbon Capture for Climate and Economic Growth
Renewable Energy UK Commits £22 Billion to Carbon Capture for Climate and Economic Growth

The British government has embarked on an ambitious journey to invest £22 billion over the next 25 years in carbon capture and storage (CCUS) projects. This hefty investment is aimed at curbing CO₂ emissions, spurring economic growth, and revitalizing struggling industrial centers in the UK. Prime

How Are Automated Hydropower Plants Boosting Guatemala's Energy Stability?
Renewable Energy How Are Automated Hydropower Plants Boosting Guatemala's Energy Stability?

Guatemala's energy landscape is evolving rapidly, and at the heart of this transformation are its hydropower plants. These plants, which have historically been crucial for the region’s energy supply, are now undergoing a significant upgrade through automation and modernization. By leveraging

Karuma Hydropower Plant Boosts Uganda's Energy Capacity and Economy
Renewable Energy Karuma Hydropower Plant Boosts Uganda's Energy Capacity and Economy

The completion of the Karuma Hydropower Plant marks a significant milestone in Uganda’s aim to enhance energy security and support sustainable development across the nation. Located in Karuma Town Council, Kiryandongo District, this monumental project began construction in 2013 and concluded in

Plastic Waste Severely Reduces Hydropower Capacity at Congo’s Ruzizi Plant
Renewable Energy Plastic Waste Severely Reduces Hydropower Capacity at Congo’s Ruzizi Plant

The Ruzizi hydroelectric power plant in Bukavu, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has experienced a significant reduction in its electricity production capacity due to the accumulation of plastic waste. This situation is a critical concern for the region, affecting energy supply,

Colombia Increases LNG Imports to Counter Low Hydroelectric Output
Renewable Energy Colombia Increases LNG Imports to Counter Low Hydroelectric Output

In response to dwindling water reserves in hydroelectric dams, Colombia has significantly increased its imports of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). This strategic shift underscores the vulnerability of the country's energy grid and highlights the importance of LNG in ensuring a stable electricity

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